Land, labour, and population in the industrial revolution
Subtitle: essays presented to J. D. Chambers.
By: Edited by E. L. Jones & G. E. Mingay.
Contributors: Chambers, Jonathan David, 1898-; Jones, E. L. ed.; Mingay, G. E., ed.
Publisher: Barnes & Noble
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
Subjects: Industrial revolution -- Great Britain.; Great Britain -- Economic conditions -- 1760-1860.
Table of contents: title: Biographical note.; title: Publications of J. D. Chambers (p. [xiv]-xvii); title: The eighteenth-century land steward, by G. E. Mingay.; title: Farming in wartime, 1793-1815, by A. H. John.; title: Industrial capital and landed investment; the Arkwrights in Herefordshire, 1809-43, by E. L. Jones.; title: The ideology of economic growth: a case study, by C. M. Elliott.; title: The classical economists and the labourer, by A. W. Coats.; title: Gravener Henson and the making of the English working class, by R. A. Church and S. D. Chapman.; title: Allotments and the problem of rural poverty, 1780-1840, by D. C. Barnett.; title: Some aspects of population change, 1690-1790, by J. T. Krause.; title: The home market and economic growth in England, 1750-80, by D. E. C. Eversley.; title: Population growth and economic change in eighteenth- and early  nineteenth-century England and Ireland, by P. E. Razzell.